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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-03-31
NOtice-Timber Culture. No. 1882.
US. Land Ofiic Oberlin Kans.
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Feb. II. 1886,
Complaint having been entered at this office
by Christian X. Shirley .againstl OhnR McCOun,
for failure to comply with thelawtas to Timber
Culture Entry No i2i4, dated Jan II 1876. upon
the Sc Qrsec 30. town s range - west in Thomas
county Kansas with Il view to the cancellation
X. McCOun has wholly failed to break the first
acres or cause the same to be broken since
mpking said entry and has wholly failed to
cultivate or caused to be cultivated or br oke
or caused to be broken Il single acre OF said
land since making said entry.
The said parties are hereby summoned TO
appear at this Office on the .lst day of April
1887 at 10 O'Clock. Il. IN. to respond and furnish
testimony cOncering said alleged failure.
A. L. PATCHIN. Register;
WillcOxOn 14-M-1O.
u S. Land Office Oberlin Kansas.
March Bird, 1857. No. IT'D.
c. r. Shirley Involving T. C. f. No.
John Z. McCoun. Or Sec 80. us: R8w:
To John X. McCOun you are hereby notified
that this day C. X. Shirley flied a.. affidavit in
this Office charging you with ma, having maze an
1883 to the effect that in and for the consider
alton of $15 you would place said contestants
Timber Entry on the southeast quarter sec. 81,
town south, range 81 west. You having pre-
viOusly entered contest against said tract.
That the said contract above referred to was
reduced to writing and signed by you and then
delivered to c. X. Shirley affiant further says
that when he paid his said money he fully
believed you had such right to the said land
as that you was authorized to sell the same.
That he did not pay his money and cutter into
said contract for the purpose of speculation
but for the purpose of u strict cOmpance
with the Timber Culture law. That afterwards
the contest of yonrs on the land aforesaid re
turned with the entry then thereon held for
cancellation. That soon after the cancellation
of said entry defendent agreeably to the con-
ditiOns of said contract made Timber Claim
Entry No. 42l4 for the same, and has since the
date of entry held the same in good faith and
has within the last year broken Il acres of the
said land cultivated the same in a good hus-
bandmanlike manner.
Afiant further alleges that after his making
his entry on the land and within 20 days from
the date of the cancellation Of said entry.
you as contestant placed your entry thereon
ignoring the contract that existed between
afiiant and yourself. That you have not broke
or caused to be broken any portion Of said
land up to the present time. Wherefore said
parties Sre hereby summoned to appear at
this Office on the 9Th day of May 1887 to no
spOnd and furnish testimony concerning said
allegations alleged In said affidavit.
FRANK BACON, Register.
FULLY SCOTT. Receiver.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-03-31
Notice No. 1896

U. s. Land Office Wakeeney Kans
March 4, 1887
Complaint having been entered at this
office by Benjsmin F. Turner against John H.
Henderson for abandoning his homestead en-
try No. 1913, dated Nov. 2, 1885, upon the ne
or of sec "a. town 10 south, of range 81 west
in Thomas county, Kansas with view to
the cancellation of said entry; the saia parties
are hereby summoned to appear at this Office
on the 4th day of May, 1887, at 10 O'Clock
Y. m, to respond and furnish testimony con-
corning said alleged abandonment,
W.. H. PILKENTON. Receiver.
NJ. SD. 3-6mar24
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-03-31

James W. Miller Before Nj. Adams a Jus
vs. }tice of the Peace of Morgan
George Mullen township Thomas Co. Kan.
Said defendant Is hereby notified that on
the 18th day of February 1857 on order of
attachment fer the sum of tw nty.six and
seventy-Onehundredth dollars was issued by
the above named Justice of the Peace against
his goods in the above entitled action and
that said cause will be heard on the 9th day of
April 1887 at 10 o'clock A. N.
JAMES w. MILLER
w. s. WILLCOXON. Atty.
Attest N. J. ADAMS. Justice of Peace.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-03-31

NOTICE.
In the District Court of Thomas county for
the May term. 1887.
Aida v MCNAMEs, Plaintiff,
VS..
LESLIE MCNAMEs, Defendant
The above named defendant will tade
notice that the plaintiff has fled her petition
with the district Court of Thomas County,
Kansas, praying for q divorce ON the grounds
of abandonment. NOW unless you appear and
answer or demur to said petition on or before
the 9Th day of April, A. d. 1857. judgment
will be rendered as prayed for in said petition.
e. ]. PAINE,
Clerk of District Cont of Thomas Co., Kas.
(SEAL.)
Duff s. Porter, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-03-31
Notice No. 1923.

Notice NO. 14ZS.
q. s. Land Once. Oberlin. Kan, Jan a, 1857.
Complaint having been entered q: this Of
fee by Charles z. Behne against George III.
Stiers for abandoning his homestead eatry No
1894, dated July 8, 1885. upon the NV or section
"a, township 8. range 3S west. In Sherman
county. Kansas. with q view to the canceIln-
ton OF said entry: contestant alleging aban.
donment also that the said defendant has fail
ed to build q house or establish residence On
said land ct any time since making said emf, :.
the said parties are hereby summonei to an
pear ut this ONCE on the 18th day OF Anil
1857. ut 10 O'Clock .. m, To respond and fnr.
uish testimony concerning said alleged aban-
dOnment.
Lessenger & Mitchell xrrIs
Dissolution Notice.
The nrm Of J.. ". Allen & Sons. has fh,s a.v
by mutual consent been dissolved. A " Ai ~
retiring from the nrm. TIE business in tSo
future 70 b controlled by J ". Aller ~
Chas. 3. COrpOran and the 1lrm name - - n
w. Allen = Son. All accounts due the arm -:
payable at j. W.. Allen . Sons store Thcso
knowing themselves indebted to fhe arm m
please call and settle. = = ""s
W. AIxu
A. ". AIkRI
Colby. Kan, March 1t, lss7.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-03-31
Election Proclamation.

STATE OF KANSAS, ss
Thomas County.
The State of Kansas to all to whom these
presents shall come greeting:
0Know We, that ], the undersigned. Mayor OF
the City Of Colby, Thomas county, Kansas, by
virtue Of the authority in me vested. do by
this Proclamation, give public notice that on
the first Monday in April, A. d. 1887, there
will be held City Election, and the officers at
that time to be chosen are as follows, tO-wit
Mayor, Police Judge, Five COunciluen, and
votes Of electors for said officers will be re-
ceived ut the polls at the Court House in said
county.
In testimony whereof have hereuntO set
my hand and Official seal at my Office at
Colby In said county this nth day of March,
A. ID. 1887. N. DONELAN,
lsEAL1 Mayor.
Attest, EDWIN s. TEAL,
20 City Clerk.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-03-31
NOTICE.

In the matter of appointment of admin
strafor Tor estate OF N. %. Beswick, deceased.
late OF Thomas county. Kansas.
Notice Is hereby given to all parties inter-
ested In the above estate that hearing will be
had in the above case at the regular term of
probate court to be held at the offce of the
Probate Judge in Colby. April 18th. A. D. 1857.
n. L. LACEY,
Probate Judge.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-11
$1,000 in Christmas Presents.

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PRICE FIVE CENTS,

vindicate the truth Of history. There was o.
condition of things peculiar to the border be-
tween Missouri and Kansas that the country
does not understand and seems not to care to
Understand. 30 hot were the passions Of men.
so fierce were the conflicts. So numberless
were the killings. So many were tho personal
wrongs to avcnge. So desperate had become,
the strife on all sides that to be known either
as southern or union man was TO bring death
at the hands of whichever force at the time
was uppermost. Entire neighborhoods wera
depopulated for miles and miles there were
no houses; Kansas raided Missouri and Mis-.
souri, raided Kansas tho guerrilas and the
militia bntchered one another; the iawhawlS.
ers and the guerillas fought backward and for
ward; regular troops came often upon the
scene to seek out (luantrell and make speedy
finish of him. They saw him. felt him.
fought him, surrounded him, and lo he was
not there. One commander was known to-
stop short in his hunt and exclam: "Of whas
use to go further? lie is the devil 2"
After storm has been gathering for genera
tons, OF what use to condemn the thunder
bolt? Quantrell was simply the outgrowth, or,
rather, the creation of a single phase of tho
civil war that was desperate beyond all the
balance, and more bloody and ferocious. He
found events prepared for him, and he accent
cd his destiny. All in all he was the greatest
guerilla who ever lived on earth One OF these
days history will deal with him as he was and
as he strove to be--a guerilla choiftan, who was
to the Kansas and Missouri border what I'll
Empecnado, what Fra Diavolo, what MINI,
and what Ei Torpete were to Spain in her life
and death struggle with Napoleon. What
Rodriguez, what Cortina, what Flores, and
what Ionaso were to Mexico when the French
had her by the throat, we'll nigh strangled and
bleeding at every pore What Francis Marion
was to South Carolina--qualified, OF course, by
time and circumstance when Tarletons
dragons harried all the country sde sparingl
nothing that fought for the patriot cause,t
burning, plundering, and working their will
on all who were too old or too feeble to go to-
war.
Meanwhile, Quantrell will still be to tho
dime novels, and to the dime novel writers,
like the Canal Dover follow, tho same bloody
monster who murdered women and children
Unfortunately.
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expIaInIng tho story AWAY.
From the BowcrsyIlle, Ca, Union.

from INC boWctShlict od'i CAiou'
In speaking of On argument on baptism 10
tween two preachers at this place last week
the Gainesville Register publishes q statement
which Is calculated TO lead to a wrong impress
sion Being a witness Of the occasion, we have
no idea there was any thought Of the use OF -
stick and claw hammer in a conflict between
them, as the Register might infer. Mr.. Armi-
stead had his walking stick in his hand at tho
commencement OF the talk, and, as he had
never met the other preacher before, is
could not have been for any Ill purpose, whilqI
Mr.. Holder had picked up hammer which,
was lying ON the table and vas leisurely hand
ling it. During the discussion Mr.. Arnistead
became somewhat irritated, and Mr.. Holder
acknowledged that he got a little excited and
expressed his regret to Mr.. a. We mako this
statement in justice to these gentlemen, giving
tho facts in the case, and not for the purposes
that VIC desire 10 speak of the occurrence. so
you SEQ it is not so bad after all. Humanity -
prone to err but good judgment should be al
ready TO amend,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-10-11
The loom ms a Song.

The Bob Lincoln boom is said to have
reached a poetic stage. Tho Wheeling Register
saws that an effort is being made 70 Introduce
through The south traycsy on the old slave sonE4
IN the following strain, entitled, "Massa LinkuAl4
Massa LiuSums chile and chillen,
Lord let dis darky lib
Till hlscyes hab seen de glory
Dat MS fodder died 70 gb
Elnssa liukum up IN glory
Lor, how you see him smile
When lie hears UB d8Tkies singing,
Sees Us Yotin' tor his chlls.
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FISTICUFFS.


When the Grand Duke Nicholas was in
England he was taken the round Of sporting
London-not ineognito, under the protection
Of Inspector X, as a grand duke, with q cut
riostty to sec the fancy" might be even in the
present day, but with all state and Circum-
stance. lie went to the royal cockpit to see
main Of cocks fought. and for his especial de-
Location were arranged a prize fight, dog
fight for q silver collar and y bull batting :;
from the latter he had to take fight rather
pTecipitately, in consequence Of the tortured
animal breaking loose
The English gentleman Of those days was
always ready to throw off his coat and appeal
to fists with anyone from his own equal to the
commonest street ruftian. ii a costenuonger
jostled him in the street, q ringwou be form
cd in q moment and dandy and rough would
never leave one another until the one had
cried 20.
Noblemen have jumped out of their car
riages on the high road to thrash an insolent
wagner who refused TO make way for them.
Once, when returning from county ball, old
Earl Berkeley, leaving his lady III the coach,
alightod into the muddy road in his silk stock
lngs and pumps, in the small hours Of the
morning, and gave a gigantic "pike-liecper"
n terrible towcling because the latter disputed
having been paid when the carriage passed
through on the previous evening.
George, Prince of Wales used to relate with
great giee how. on the high road, he once
stripped and had set-tO with an insolent
Brighton butcher, whom he soundly thrashed
after many rounds.
George Fitzciarence had q mania for spar
ing when lie was in the Tenth Hussars. One
day he was strolling along with some brother
officers, when a quiet-looking man, with a
bundle Of umbrellas under his arm, passed
by. Ready for fight George knocked his
hat over his eyes and challenged him to try
who was the better man. The umbrella doc
tor promptly replied to the challenge and
threw off his coat. In very short time this
sprig Of royalty found he had caught Tartar,
for he was hoored in the first round He was
up to time, however, but only again to meas
urc his length upon tho ground and third
and fourth round followed with tho same re-
suit until lie frankly admitted that he had
found his master.--Ghambera, journal.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

CIRcUII.-Mertha Williams IS. Byron
McNeal. Replevin. Stay extended titesn
days.-George Forest et al. vs.. John Mui-
hgan. Trespass on the case. Motion 10
set aside order to hold 10 bail argued and
submitted. d.--Chzries l.. Darrell VS. Char
iOtte Barrell. In chancery. Decree OF di-
vorce granted complainant.
SUPEREoR.-Lenora Van Bronklorst VS..
Anthony Van Bronkhorst. In chancery.
Motion 10 show cause why alimony should
not be allowed granted. Defendants to pay
solicitors fees and expenses. Mile
Washington VS.. George Washington. In
chancsry. Decree of divorce granted COM
plainant.-John SHOEMAKER VS.. Nellie
Veenboes Trespass. Motion for security
tor costs granted. Plaintiff to hle security
for costs within twenty days.
PRoBATE-Estate OF Martin Van Dyke
an insane person. Order appointing Rob
ert b. Woodward guardian. Estate OF
Harlow Jackson, deceased. Petition fol
appointment of an administrator filed
Hearing Sept. 49, Order appointing George
Snyder special Notwithstanding oi
Phineas 4. Camp. deceased. Order appoint
ing Aaron Brewer administrator Estate
of John Lincoln, minor. Order granting
guardian license TO sell real estate.--Es-
state OF Clarence J. loot ct al, minors. Or
der appointing George s. loot guardian
Estate of Jscob Medler, deceased. Or
der for payment of debts.-Estate of Nina
L. Camp ct al, minors. Guardians bond
lied Estate OF Susan Bonfoey, deceased
Order appointing Dan Sheels administra-
tcr-Estaie Of Rosena B. Champion, de-
ceased. Order appointing George 5. Clap
pe.l administrator.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

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ssrrv BesntoD returned yesterday from
>x~ 40Tk. beIe &C s1s 00glug iron Ior
srs Lessll 8 asslags Railroad.
4rthur Wood aEd ~ste. of Grand Rapics.
are rIaEleagnz 10 lae co0l Sta es Of the
Ukile Lake EssoFls -. .Aoatagus Iiaass.
Geo. Bel. secsntly With ths Boston
store, b2s sezspted position wiih battefs
q Esteras 4-MbeE dealers, a. La1inston.
Chlss Exsioeer q. Stewart Johason, OF
the o. & & l., returned from tae north
yesterday. leaving nss ialnily .. bay View.
=. J. EEsrharf. OF the Grand Rapids soap
Company. hzs Tsturued- i1cm Two wesks
business rip Ia TIE southeastern part oI The
State
Herbert Parish, formerly = member OF
tbs fetrgFam Herald staff. IS now ia Miuoe-
sp0iis. aEd viii enter college there ne1I
mouth.
Miss Stella Campbell. Of Lafayette, Ind.
who las oesn visiting the family OF h. +.
buckingham, al ID CnntOn-st., returned
home yesterday.
Capt. John Daily viii leave today fo-
Saginaw whore hs vii take charge OF the
c0mmis=sry department OF the SuntoseF
Ciuo, Noted nunpng and sporting orsani-
Zatl9n.
Mrs J. H. Hasken and family have re-
turoed from Ottawa Beach. accompanied
by Mrs. dasken's sister. Mrs. Baker, oi
Chicago, who will remain IN the city Tor a
few days
Nj. ard Mrs. Guy Geowey, Mr.. snd Mrs.
". T.. kinney and ueorge Oeowey have re-
turned from a four weeks sojOnrn at Ottawa
Beach. Mrs. Nellie Beede who Was with
them for jew days returned yesterday
morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

hsrr7 and Minnie Van Week we're mar.
B. pecsmoer. iss3. and now Minnie wants
divorce. sac. through her attorneys.
Wsri 9 Wsrd. Yesterday flei her com
plant n t1e Superior tclrt. aileEias thai
he has neglected - prcvssie her suitarie
mainsenanye sua that oD DecPaaser l. fsS3.
ke 6Psarr.si her s1d hss since rpn1ainet'
avar iFoH Der cae vcS ief in 8esfitrte
circumstances aoi Few GAYS iater received
= efter nom ha~rF siatn- that she would
never 80 hiu sxan. as he vas <nioz I'll
idaho. He Is a1z resident of Hoooken.
NV Jersey
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

Doubtless the many residents of the Val
ley City who enjoyed the Clam Bake at
Reeds Lake last season, will rejoice over
the announcement that T. NJ. SHETLAND
the genial proprietor of tie Pavilion. wall
give Grand New England Clam Bake at
the lake August 30.h. Mr.. Swetlsnd VII
superiniend the Bake himself, and have
everything connected with 1t iirst-clasS, and
all those who never attended a regular
Clam Bake would act wise by attending.
As it is something rare in this section OF
the country, and Mr.. Swetland's efforts in
providiae for the pleasure OF mis- friends
sDould be most heartily endorsed by the
entire community.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

Captain Dellair, of John A. Logan, Post
No. ] q. A. r., at the Soldiers Home, re
csived a letter from Ionia yesterday, an
nouncing that in addition to the color:
Heretofore mentioned two more prizes were
awarded the Comrades of Logan Post, one
Of $40 for the second best appearance or
dress parade and the other $40 for the larg
est percentage of enrolled members present
The letter contained a New \ York draft FOL
so and the old veterans were again made
proud and happy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

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ktlf@. 81, m.dilugs 1tSi ~
feed-tufa al4 cats iee ~
Eefoseae OIL Michigan tesl &c per gallon.
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tas9lifE-iitsc rfl sniion.
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Fish-Ao y hl,e esh. Issr hall eol,s oine.
grades ta.1il. ta ptf haf nuii troli, $50, 81
sait. &c per n clans s. 80 per hundred, Gained
Oysiers. selects - s3jc. smoked haiiolt. So re
PORK ia baTrels-Ae@ pork. ChlcAgo psek a;
ssa.essid.le; extra abort cdb tloSy. standard
Clear back. slTuo.
ISrd-IIerces. -. 50 AMI 50 10. tubs, re 81
10. round tins. i05 cases, 70 IN tin psiis '5sc's
4@4c
Beef IN bsrTels-Extra EeSs, warranted zV0i0s,
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Buileriue DAIRY. Soiid packed, lie. rolls and
prinls lSe, creamery, soid. l3e. follA anu pflns.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23
OrrIcE OF THE EAalE srr.n LAUNDRY

ASD DTE hoUsE. No. - CANAL-sT..
GRAND RArIrs. .NIcB.. July -. 1881. +.
Editor TELEGEAH-H -HkEALD.
Please inform the public that I have con-
nected = steam laundry With my Dye House
and Securing establishment. and will do my
utmost to give them the best work that was
ever brought out By machinery. and tell
them that humbly ask of them a share OF
their trade Your most humble servant.
G.. A. BERwTS.
Ring telephone No. 9l9.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

We toox il out riding in ia carriage and
it went 20 sleep. Is ca1Eht coiG While -
sere carry ing i from t5scsrTisee bzeS into
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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

Notice display Of moderate priced Che
nile and TGrc0mao Ppriiers. also lew
novelties in Rugs and ccaris in Foigt.
Herpolshiner & Co.'S windows. Watch for
future display.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

ws0fed-Bosri in exchange f3r art work
o. instruction in painting Address Art,
box :, this offCe.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

Don't forget the Bricklavsrs' and Masons'
excursion to Muskegon Saturday, August
p. Tickets 81.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-23

nont forget 1ohr Hines' bensfi dance -
Noraen Es1 Friday evening. August ,.
Admitfsnce So cents.